One product record. Every QA task connected.
FoodQA reads recipes, supplier specifications, certificates, packaging documents and other QA files, connects the facts to the product and keeps the sources with them. Use the same controlled product record to prepare labels, assess changes, create variants, answer customer questions, follow regulatory requirements and prepare for audit.
Ask FoodQA works across the product record, so QA can get an answer, see the source and continue the task without searching across folders, spreadsheets and email.
Product views use example data. FoodQA outputs are based on the connected product evidence, requirements and QA decisions.
Add the files. FoodQA turns them into structured product evidence.
Upload supplier specifications, DoCs, certificates, analyses, artwork, Word, Excel and PDF files. FoodQA identifies the document context, extracts proposed facts, compares a new version with the current one and asks QA to confirm what matters before it becomes controlled product data.
Know whether the product is ready — and why.
FoodQA follows the recipe, raw materials, specifications, packaging, customer requirements, market rules and QA decisions. If something required is missing or unresolved, the product stays blocked until QA has dealt with it.
Ask about the product — and continue the work from the answer.
Ask FoodQA works across recipes, raw materials, suppliers, packaging, documents, markets, requirements and QA decisions. It can answer questions, show the supporting sources and prepare the next output or action from the same product context.
Create a new product variant without rebuilding the QA file.
Start from an existing product, change only what is different and keep the shared evidence connected. FoodQA preserves the relationship to the source product while the new variant gets its own controlled product record and review history.
When something changes, see exactly what needs review.
A new supplier specification, recipe revision, packaging change, customer requirement or regulatory update can affect more than one product. FoodQA traces the dependencies and turns the change into a focused QA review instead of a manual search across files and spreadsheets.
Use one product foundation for every market and language.
FoodQA uses the current recipe and confirmed supplier evidence as the product basis, then applies the selected market, language, customer requirements and regulatory sources. QA can prepare and review each market version without duplicating the product record.
Turn regulatory changes and expiring evidence into QA work before they become problems.
FoodQA keeps regulatory sources, customer requirements, supplier evidence, expiry dates, open findings and QA decisions connected to the products they affect. Relevant changes and gaps become visible work for QA instead of something discovered during an audit or label project.
Keep your ERP and QMS. Use FoodQA as the connected QA layer around the product.
ERP can remain the source of item, BOM and production data, and your QMS can remain the controlled document system. FoodQA connects the product context across them and uses it for labels, customer questionnaires, supplier follow-up, CAPA, audit preparation and QA release.
Explore FoodQA by QA workflow
Use the product record as the common basis for the jobs QA teams search for every day.
Spend less time finding and rebuilding information. Spend more time deciding what matters.
FoodQA reads, connects, compares and prepares the work. QA sees the evidence, makes the decision and keeps the history.
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